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2022-2024 Select Toyota Models Second Key Delivery Program 23TJ01

Due to global semiconductor shortages, many 2022-2024 Toyota models were delivered with only one Smart Key. Toyota's Second Key Delivery Program 23TJ01 addresses this, allowing owners to obtain their second key for a nominal fee of $0.01.

ByAhmet Topcu — Founder & Editor-in-ChiefAutomated summary2023 Toyota Camry
2023 TOYOTA Camry — Toyota second key delivery
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Why This Matters

Since October 2022, a global semiconductor shortage has impacted the supply of Smart Keys for various Toyota models. This shortage, specifically affecting certain microchips, led to new vehicles being delivered to customers with only one Smart Key and an additional mechanical key, rather than the standard two Smart Keys. The Toyota second key delivery program, identified as 23TJ01, aims to rectify this situation for affected owners by ensuring they receive their missing key.

What's Being Addressed

Toyota's Second Key Delivery Program 23TJ01 is a manufacturer communication designed to ensure that owners of certain 2022-2024 Toyota vehicles receive their second Smart Key. The program acknowledges that customers have already paid for the value of a second key as part of their original vehicle purchase. This initiative is a direct response to the temporary supply limitations caused by microchip shortages, ensuring customers receive the full product they expected.

Manufacturer's Remedy and Dealer Process

Toyota dealers were notified on June 13, 2024, regarding the launch of the remedy for Phase 6 vehicles within this program. Dealers are instructed to facilitate the delivery of the second Smart Key to eligible customers. This process involves ordering and storing the necessary key components and performing any required programming or activation procedures for the new key.

Toyota will reimburse dealers for the administrative and labor costs associated with this process. Specifically, dealers are allocated 0.4 labor hours for the delivery of the second key, which covers aspects like ordering, storing parts, and customer handover. Dealers are also encouraged to determine appropriate accounting methods for this reimbursement plan.

Important Information for Owners

Owners should be aware that a nominal price of $0.01 has been set for the second Smart Key. This minimal charge reflects that the cost of the second key was already included in the original purchase price of the vehicle. This ensures owners are not charged extra for a key they were entitled to at the time of purchase.

What Owners Should Know

Toyota is NOT directly notifying consumers about this program. Instead, dealers received notification on June 13, 2024, regarding the remedy for Phase 6 vehicles. Owners of affected vehicles will need to proactively contact their authorized Toyota dealership to inquire about and arrange for the delivery of their second Smart Key. Do not expect a direct letter or communication from Toyota regarding this program; self-initiation with your dealer is required.

What Owners Should Do

If you own an affected 2022-2024 Toyota model and received your vehicle with only one Smart Key, you should contact your authorized Toyota dealership. They will be able to confirm your vehicle's eligibility for the Toyota second key delivery program, 23TJ01, and arrange for the provision of your second Smart Key. Your dealer will handle the ordering, programming, and handover process for the new key.

NHTSA ID: 11005039

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Toyota Second Key Delivery Program 23TJ01?
The Toyota Second Key Delivery Program 23TJ01 is an initiative by Toyota to provide a second Smart Key to owners of certain 2022-2024 models that were initially delivered with only one Smart Key due to global semiconductor shortages.
Why did my new Toyota come with only one Smart Key?
Your new Toyota likely came with only one Smart Key because of global semiconductor shortages that began in October 2022, which temporarily limited the supply of these keys for certain models.
How much will it cost to get my second Smart Key?
Toyota has set a nominal price of $0.01 for the second Smart Key under the Second Key Delivery Program 23TJ01, as the value of the second key was already included in your vehicle's purchase price.
Which Toyota models are affected by the second key shortage?
The program affects various 2022-2024 Toyota models, including the Camry, Prius, bZ4X, Tundra, Crown, Grand Highlander, Mirai, RAV4, 4Runner, Highlander, and C-HR. You should check with your dealer to confirm if your specific vehicle is included.
What should I do to get my second Smart Key?
If you believe your vehicle is affected, you should contact your local authorized Toyota dealership. They will be able to verify your eligibility for the Toyota second key delivery program and arrange for you to receive your second Smart Key.

What Toyota Camry owners report

Counted from the records in our database across 44 model years.

19,642
Owner complaints
74
Recalls
1,998
Service bulletins
2,952
Crashes reported
433
Fires reported
2,097
Injuries reported

The 2023 model year

66 complaints, the 37th most of 44 model years on file. Owners reported 10 crashes, 2 fires and 7 injuries for this year, which also has 2 recalls on file.

Complaints by model year

Model years with the most complaints for the Toyota Camry
2002953
2003782
2004638
2005721
20073,490
20081,095
20091,412
2012645
2018782
202366

Most-reported systems

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Recent owner reports

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2023 Toyota Camry owner, Oct 2026

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